Vol 46, No 4: Special Issue: International Law and Democratic Considerations

Articles

• Fostering a Scholarly Network in International Law: An Introduction to the Special Issue

  Craig Forcese, Joanna Harrington, Special Issue Editors

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• The Legal Adviser in International Organizations: Technician or Guardian?

  Treasa Dunworth

  869

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• Beyond Lawfare: Juridical Oversight of Western Militaries

  Christopher Waters

  885

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• Does the UN Security Council Compound the Global Democratic Deficit?

  Jeremy Farrall

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• The International Criminal Court: A Failure of International Justice for Victims?

  Kelisiana Thynne

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• Chávez, the Organization of American States, and Democracy in International Law

  Paul Martin

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• Democratic Implications Arising from the Intersection of Investment Arbitration and Human Rights

  Barnali Choudhury

  983

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• Investing in Development: The Role of Democracy and Accountability in International Investment Law

  Graham Mayeda

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• Discontinuity in the Internalization of the World Trade Organization Rules: Assessing the Democratic Deficit Critique Against the World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement System

  Yuka Fukunaga

  1039

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• Global Governance: The World Trade Organization’s Contribution

  Andrew D. Mitchell, Elizabeth Sheargold

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• Through the Looking Glass: Implications of Canada-United States Transgovernmental Networks for Democratic Theory, International Law, and the Future of North American Governance

  Kathryn Bryk Friedman

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• Influence of Public Opinion on International Law in the Nineteenth Century

  Tetsuya Toyoda

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• The Legal Adviser in International Organizations: Technician or Guardian?

  Treasa Dunworth

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• Towards the Institutionalization of Cosmopolitan Law-Making

  Yoshiaki Sato

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• Peer Producing Human Rights

  Molly Beutz Land

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